>> Why do you think that trend will continue? There shouldn't be that many people who haven't made up their minds yet.
Ten, I see it kind of like the "odds maker" from Vegas that was all over the place a couple weeks ago sees it. He's lost key constituencies, and personally, I think he's hurt himself considerably with these desperate attacks on Romney, who anyone in his right mind can see is squeaky clean.
You're probably not going to get CA, IL and NY and Maine to flip, of course, because the hard left is going to be sucked in by the Obama tactics. But even though blacks are going to support him, and kids will, they will do so with considerably less fervor than four years ago, and it just doesn't take much to flip some of these other states.
States like NC, VA, MI, WI and now even NV are now toss ups. It is pretty easy to see Romney taking FL, NC, VA, MO, OH, MI, WI, and even CO. And given the direction of the recent movements in the polls, what is Obama going to do to turn it around? More "Romney is too rich?"
The fact that Obama hasn't been able to put it away with the negative ads means his money is going to be spread much thinner than they had expected (thus the remarks by Joe Trippi).
Maybe I'm just overly optimistic, but in the end people are going to recognize that we just can't tolerate another four years.
Oh, yeah -- Obama successfully alienated EVERY business owner in the country last week within the scope of two minutes. That can't hurt. When my dad was in his 40s, he went through a six year period where he worked from 6am until midnight, 363 days a year. I cannot imagine, if he were still around, I can't imagine anyone saying to him that "he didn't build that business."
In the end, people aren't all as stupid as some of the liberals around here. |
